Rigetti Computing's revenue fell 34% in 2025, with Q1 2026 showing operational losses despite a GAAP net income boost from accounting adjustments. The company lacks clear revenue guidance and faces skepticism amid high valuation and insider stock sales. In contrast, IonQ reported a 755% revenue increase in Q1 2026, a $470 million backlog, and expanded enterprise contracts, positioning it as a more reliable quantum computing investment. Investors should watch IonQ's ability to convert backlog into revenue and Rigetti's efforts to grow organically to justify its valuation.
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Rigetti Computing is developing superconducting quantum computers, targeting a significant increase in qubit fidelity from 91% to 99.9% by around 2030, a milestone known as Quantum Advantage. Achieving this will enhance both the speed and accuracy of...
